Asymmetric corner magnets preserve lens drive force while freeing aperture and sensor space in compact autofocus camera modules.
Time-division Hall sensing and a compact coil-magnet layout improve autofocus reliability, cut power use, and block side light flaring.
A corner-mounted conducting member links the OIS coil and substrate to prevent short-circuits, ease space limits, and improve spring contact.
A two-layer voice coil boosts camera actuator thrust for stable autofocus and image stabilization with lower resistance and current use.
Dual stoppers, a damper groove, and a solder pocket improve camera lens actuator reliability during shock testing and assembly.
A protruding tapered sensing magnet in the bobbin strengthens sensor coupling, limits drive-magnet interference, and eases board assembly.
By relocating the lowermost lens to the package substrate, this case cuts imager height and size while suppressing flare from total internal reflection.
A curved terminal connector and three-pad PCB layout improve soldering and prevent disconnection in vibrating lens driving modules.